As per reports, authorities have warned that high wildfire risk and hot, dry weather conditions are expected to persist across Baden-Württemberg through at least Wednesday (15 July).

• According to the German Weather Service (DWD), the second-highest wildfire warning level remains in effect across large parts of the state on Monday (13 July) and Tuesday (14 July), with elevated fire danger expected to continue in many areas during the remainder of the week.
• Temperatures are forecast to reach 29 degrees Celsius-35 degrees Celsius on Monday (13 July), with maximum temperatures of up to 36 degrees Celsius in the Rhine Valley on Tuesday (14 July).
• Overnight temperatures in major urban areas are expected to remain above 20 degrees Celsius. Isolated rainfall and thunderstorms are possible from the evening of Monday (13 July), though conditions are expected to remain predominantly hot and dry.
• Fire authorities have urged the public to exercise caution, warning that dry vegetation can be ignited by small sparks or embers. Residents have been advised to comply with barbecue restrictions, avoid smoking in forests, and park vehicles only in designated areas to reduce ignition risks.